COVID-19 Map

This map was created by OSSBA using the guidelines set forth in state Education Department’s safety protocols guidance and the county-level case data as reported by the state Health Department as of Oct. 15, 2020. The state Health Department calculates a 7-day average of new cases to arrive at the cases per 100,000 figure used to determine the color-coded risk level. To see week-to-week data comparisons, click here.

Map Notes

• This criteria set by the state Education Department in its safety protocols varies from the criteria set by the state Health Department. The orange level is broken into two levels, and the red level is based on case data rather than regional and statewide hospital and PPE criteria. It updated the protocols on Sept. 18.
• Beginning with the Sept. 24 map, the state Health Department made adjustments to its calculation. The case counts used to determine a county’s cases per 100,000 population are based on the date positive test results are reported instead of the date of symptom onset. Also, the map uses a seven-day average based on the seven-day period that ends on the Thursday prior to the map’s Friday release. Previously, a county’s count was the highest of the seven-day average calculated within the 10-day range preceding the map release.

Oklahoma State Department of Education School Safety Protocols

Oklahoma State Department of Health COVID-19 Alert System

COVID-19 Data by County (Total Cases)

COVID-19 Cases by City (Total Cases)

COVID-19 Cases by Zip Code (Total Cases)

Data downloads: Case numbers by county, city and zip code are updated daily by the state Health Department and available in a downloadable spreadsheet.

Understanding the difference between the OSDH and OSDE maps

Templates for Districts

Template: District-Specific Color-Coded Requirements – Option 1

Template: District-Specific Color-Coded Requirements – Option 2

Template: Scripts for Color-Coded Transitions